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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

7

Cardinals Rip Dodgers to Sweep with 18 Hits in 15-10 Victory

St Louis chips six Brooklyn pitchers for a season high 18 hits and 15 runs led by De Rice three hits including a homer. Sally Hemus Dick Sisler and Rice each had three hits as Hodges slammed two home runs for Brooklyn. Roe started and left early as Werle finished strong.

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Amateur baseball chief to visit Montana regions

ABC chief C. O. Brown of Battle Creek Michigan, president of the American Baseball Congress, expected in Butte this week. He aims to interest Butte Havre Lewistown Miles City in forming four regional Montana organizations and to support the Western Montana league including Kalispell Whitefish Troy Libby and Eureka.

C. O. Brown Battle Creek Mich American Baseball Congress Butte Havre Lewistown Miles City Montana

CCs Foursome Pairings At Butte Country Club Announced

Pairings for the foursome mix at the Butte Country Club golf course were posted for Saturday. Local members may join by contacting Mrs Harry Barker or Barrett Kane. Telephoned reservations for the dinner dance are to Be made with Bob Wenham at 22394. First action tees off at noon with partners set by each group.

Butte Country Club Harry Barker Barrett Kane Bob Wenham John Sullivan Gene Jones J. Peterson R. Bretherton C. G. Derick J. Pokchevina Leo Brady Harry Robinson A. B. Foutz Oscar Peterson Mel Woodland D. McGarry H. Flenier V. Anderson Fred Ackerman H. Barker D. A. Atkins Bill Dolan Pete Miller Bill O'Kelly M. Golubin E. P. Frizelle

Kiner Aims to Surpass Sauer in Home Run Derby

Pittsburgh outfielder Ralph Kiner, behind Hank Sauer early in the season, believes catching Sauer is possible as he endures a preseason slump and a back injury that sidelined him for six games. Sauer already has 18 homers in 50 games while Kiner has 10 in 48 contests.

Pittsburgh Ralph Kiner Hank Sauer Chicago Pittsburgh Pirate Alhambra Calif Kiner Sauer Hank Gil Hodges Brooklyn Dodger

Yanks Sixth Straight Victory Keeps AL First

New York Yankees won their sixth straight, 3 0 over Detroit as Tom Morgan pitched a three hit shutout. Hank Bauer hit his seventh homer, Morgan earned the win against Wight while Detroit dropped to seven in a row.

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Pinch Homer Aids Feller in 7-4 Indians Victory

Cleveland defeated Washington 7-4 as Frank Shea was rocked in a third inning that featured Pete Reiser's three run pinch homer. Bob Feller pitched all nine innings for his sixth win, allowing 10 hits. Reiser's homer came with two on, and Vernon added a shot as the Indians sent six hits to Shea and Johnson. Reiser, Wood, and Easter supplied key RBIs, while Runnels and Simpson doubled. Feller improved to 6-4, Shea fell to 3-2. Attendance 8,383.

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Nite Owls Defeat Perino’s 9 4 In City Softball Match

It Club beats prison team Deer Lodge 13 to 10. Nite Owls schedule double header with Boedecker’s Bombers from the state prison at 2 p.m. Sunday on home field.

Nite Owls Perino’s Boedecker’s Bombers Deer Lodge

Butte Legion Faces Shakeup in Bozeman Tonight

Butte's American Legion base ball club, led by Ed Gerry, plans changes if defense remains weak. The team plays Bozeman Friday night, then returns home to host Kalispell Saturday at 6 45 and Sunday at 2. The Kalispell games are key in the Western district elimination race. Gerry will start Hoy at second base, Roche short, Hughes left, Annala catcher, Duffy right, Strnod third, McLaughlin center, Stack first, Parrett pitcher.

Butte American Legion Ed Gerry Bozeman Kalispell Gerry Hoy Roche Hughes Annala Duffy Strnod McLaughlin Stack Parrett

Veeck Trophy Sparks Browns Feud After Hornsby Firing

In St Louis on June 12 1952 Bill Veeck is accused of bringing a loving cup to a conference with Rogers Hornsby in Boston. Hornsby claims Veeck had the trophy, which players presented at a ceremony, while The Post Dispatch criticizes the gift as a club stunt. Bill Durney says about 15 players helped purchase the cup and Ned Garver was among them.

ST. Louis Bill Veeck Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Browns Hornsby Brownie Veeck Boston Post-Dispatch Bill Durney Browns Hotel Kenmore Bill Darney Durney Ned Garver

Big Hank Sauer Leads in Baseball Poll

Chicago Cubs left fielder Big Hank Sauer tops the major league hitting charts and leads the all star fan poll with 24 327 votes. Chicago White Sox first baseman Eddie Robinson is second with 23 719 and St Louis Cardinal center fielder Stan Musial is third with 23 404. Voting began last Friday and runs until midnight June 27. The top vote-getters in each league will star in the all star classic at Philadelphia on July 8.

Chicago Hank Sauer Chicago Cubs Sauer Eddie Robinson Chicago White Sox Stan Masial St. Louis Cardinal Philadelphia

Spectacular NCAA meet to select Olympic track squad

BERKELEY CALIF June 12 America s finest college track and field men challenge the two day NCAA championships at Edwards stadium USC the Trojans enter as favorites with Illinois Michigan Occidental Texas A and M and Kansas in pursuit Defending champions include Art Bragg George Rhoden John Barnes Jack Davis Don McEwen George Brown J Lewis Hall Darren Hooper Jim Dillion Chuck Missfeldt and Wes Santee Other stars such as Jim Galliday and Rich Ferguson add depth The meet opens with the 10000 meters final and trials are held across multiple events as racers bid to form Uncle Sam s Olympic team

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